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We've updated our news item with the artwork for the upcoming 3D Blu-ray

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Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced a 3D Blu-ray release of Monster House for September 14th. Retail will be around $39.95. As well as the 3D edition of the movie optimized for the latest 3D playback devices and eyewear, the Blu-ray disc will include the 2D version of the film, a filmmaker commentary, “Inside Monster House” Featurettes, an “Art of Monster House” Photo Gallery, and an Evolution of a Scene. The package artwork is attached below:

Synopsis

Quote: Even for a 12-year old, D.J. Walters has a particularly overactive imagination. He is convinced that his haggard and crabby neighbor Horace Nebbercracker, who terrorizes all the neighborhood kids, is responsible for Mrs. Nebbercracker's mysterious disappearance. Any toy that touches Nebbercracker's property promptly disappears, swallowed up by the cavernous house in which Horace lives. D.J. has seen it with his own eyes! But no one believes him, not even his best friend, Chowder. What everyone does not know is D.J. is not imagining things. Everything he's seen is absolutely true and it's about to get much worse than anything D.J could have imagined.

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hogaburger wrote: horrorfan25 wrote: hogaburger wrote: Well if I ever spend $4000 to turn my movies into virtual pop-up books at home, this would be one of the first 3D titles I'd get.

I'm not sure if you were bashing or supporting the 3-D set up, but it is the most amazing home viewing experience I've ever had. I got the 3-D set up about a month ago and it is mind-blowing. The 3-D effects TOP the theatrical 3-D effects. Furthermore, the picture quality is so crisp and lively, it also tops the theatrical picture quality. I'm telling you, it is nothing short of awesome. I thought it would be a cheap gimmick, but it turned out to be phenomenal.

I'm glad you enjoy it. Sounds like you have a sweet home setup. Personally though, 3D in the theaters does absolutely nothing for me, so I find it difficult to be enthusiastic about it in the home environment. Whenever I remember movies in my head, its always the film itself that sticks. My recollection of it, and my fondness or distaste for it, has no connection to the 3D at all. That's just me, but I understand that for a lot of people the presentation and experience surrounding the movie is a big deal.

I can see your point of view. And I do agree that the film IS what counts, but sometimes the 3D is just the icing on the cake (i.e. Avatar).

horrorfan25 wrote: hogaburger wrote: Well if I ever spend $4000 to turn my movies into virtual pop-up books at home, this would be one of the first 3D titles I'd get.

I'm not sure if you were bashing or supporting the 3-D set up, but it is the most amazing home viewing experience I've ever had. I got the 3-D set up about a month ago and it is mind-blowing. The 3-D effects TOP the theatrical 3-D effects. Furthermore, the picture quality is so crisp and lively, it also tops the theatrical picture quality. I'm telling you, it is nothing short of awesome. I thought it would be a cheap gimmick, but it turned out to be phenomenal.

I'm glad you enjoy it. Sounds like you have a sweet home setup. Personally though, 3D in the theaters does absolutely nothing for me, so I find it difficult to be enthusiastic about it in the home environment. Whenever I remember movies in my head, its always the film itself that sticks. My recollection of it, and my fondness or distaste for it, has no connection to the 3D at all. That's just me, but I understand that for a lot of people the presentation and experience surrounding the movie is a big deal.

hogaburger wrote: Well if I ever spend $4000 to turn my movies into virtual pop-up books at home, this would be one of the first 3D titles I'd get.

I'm not sure if you were bashing or supporting the 3-D set up, but it is the most amazing home viewing experience I've ever had. I got the 3-D set up about a month ago and it is mind-blowing. The 3-D effects TOP the theatrical 3-D effects. Furthermore, the picture quality is so crisp and lively, it also tops the theatrical picture quality. I'm telling you, it is nothing short of awesome. I thought it would be a cheap gimmick, but it turned out to be phenomenal.

stevepulaski wrote: Oh my God, this movie is long forgotten about. I remember when this came out to theaters. Anyone even care about this film after all these years?Care about? Seriously? It's a masterpiece! Watched this and Trick r' Treat as a double feature last Halloween. Awesome!